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Wastebuster: inspiring waste action through education
“Water is humanity’s lifeblood But water is in deep trouble.” This was the stark warning delivered by United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres as...
Water Action: Where does the rain go in a city?
Rainfall can put cities’ drainage systems under immense pressure, sometimes leading to flooding or sewage overspills. With climate change expected to increase the frequency...
WeRise app
Last July, hundreds of people from across the Middle East and Northern Africa (MENA) region—including activists, influencers, academics, journalists and the Swedish Ambassador to...
International Letter-Writing Competition for Young People 2023
"Imagine you are a super hero and your mission is to make all roads around the world safer for children. Write a letter to...
More premature births, hypertension problems during pregnancy and an increase in...
One year on from Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the war continues to compromise the well-being of millions of women and girls. On 24...
Seagrass: 10 facts about an ocean plant under threat
Often described as the ‘lungs’ of the sea, seagrass is a vital part of the seascape. This marine flowering plant is found in shallow...
UN Deputy Secretary-General: Sustainable development is a key to durable peace
UN Deputy Secretary-General Amina Mohammed says that inclusive sustainable development is the only way to achieve durable peace in the world. Ms. Mohammed arrived...
7 reasons why the world must keep supporting humanitarian response in...
It’s now one year since the Russian Federation’s 24 February invasion of Ukraine. That’s one year of unimaginable suffering, loss and destruction. And one...
“We need an Internet for Trust”
From 21-23 February, UNESCO is hosting the “Internet for Trust” conference. The aim is to discuss a set of draft global guidelines for regulating...
Multilingual Manchester marks Mother Language Day
In the streets of Manchester, you may hear as many as 200 different languages spoken, and more than half of the city’s residents are...
The melting of the ice and the first woman on Svalbard
Léonie d´Aunet was the first woman in history to visit the Svalbard archipelago. In 1839, it was portrayed as a visit to the North...
Mind your tongue – exploring the bilingual world
The 7,000 languages spoken by humanity represent a multitude of unique worldviews. Multilingualism contributes to the development of inclusive societies with multiple cultures and...
War in Ukraine tops Munich Security Conference 2023 agenda
The 59th edition of the Munich Security Conference (MSC) takes place this weekend, February 17-19, in Munich, Germany. With more than 700 expected participants,...
UN launches $1.4 billion humanitarian appeals for Türkiye and Syria
The United Nations has launched humanitarian appeals to fund assistance to millions of people affected by earthquakes in Türkiye and Syria last week.
The UN...